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OMICRON Lab Bode 500 Vector Network Analyser (VNA)
OMICRON Lab Bode 500 Vector Network Analyser (VNA)
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Key Features
- Ideal for testing and developing SMPS
- Suitable for component characterisation.
- Ultra-wide frequency range of 10 mHz to 450 MHz.
- Switchable inputs: 50 Ω termination and high impedance setting with ac-coupled 1 MΩ for measurements on active systems
- Standalone SCPI interface: Enables platform-independent automated measurements.
- Bode Analyzer Suite compatibility: Offers the same user experience and ease of use as the popular Bode 100.
Introducing the Bode 500: Revolutionize Your Testing Experience
Are you ready to elevate your testing capabilities to the next level? Look no further than the Bode 500, the latest innovation from OMICRON Lab. With its remarkable features and unmatched benefits, this powerful analyser is set to transform the way you conduct measurements.
Unparalleled Frequency Range
The Bode 500 boasts an ultra-wide frequency range, allowing for precise measurements from <1 Hz all the way up to 450 MHz. Say goodbye to limitations and hello to accuracy like never before.
Precision at Its Best
Experience high linearity and an exceptional dynamic range of over 120 dB, making vector network analysis, frequency response analysis, and impedance measurements incredibly accurate. Switch between 50 Ω termination and high impedance (1 MΩ with ac-coupling) for versatile measurements on both active systems and external probes.
Power and Performance
With a dynamic range of 56 dB on the output and a maximum power level of 16 dBm, the Bode 500 provides ample signal injection power. Perfect for loop gain and output impedance measurements on switching converters and power distribution networks (PDN). It's the ultimate choice for power integrity verifications and loop stability assessments.
Versatile and Portable
The Bode 500 is not only powerful but also incredibly convenient. It's a silent, fanless, portable instrument that can be powered via Ethernet (PoE), USB (USB-PD), or a standard power supply. Its USB-C and Ethernet interfaces ensure seamless connectivity to your network or control computer.
Seamless User Experience
When paired with the Bode Analyzer Suite, the Bode 500 offers the same user-friendly experience as the beloved Bode 100. Plus, it can be controlled directly via SCPI commands, enabling stand-alone, platform-independent automated measurements.
Ready to revolutionize your testing experience? Don't miss out on the opportunity to take your measurements to new heights with the Bode 500. Register your interest today and embrace a new era of precision and efficiency. Your success starts here.
Vector Network Analyzer - Bode 500
The Bode 500 is the most powerful analyzer from OMICRON Lab. Its ultra-wide frequency range enables precise measurements from 10 mHz to 450 MHz, making it the perfect tool for power integrity verifications and loop stability measurements.
The Bode 500 offers high linearity and a high dynamic range of > 120 dB to enable accurate vector network analysis, frequency response analysis, and impedance measurements. The switchable inputs provide 50 Ω termination and a high impedance setting with ac-coupled 1 MΩ for measurements on active systems and the use with external probes.
With 66 dB of dynamic range on the output and a maximum power level of 16 dBm, the analyzer offers enough signal injection power for loop gain and output impedance measurements on switching converters and power distribution networks (PDN).
The Bode 500 is a silent, fanless, portable instrument that can be powered by Ethernet (PoE), USB (USB-PD), or a standard power supply. The analyzer offers a USB-C and an Ethernet interface for connection to the network or the control computer.
Key Features
The Bode 500 offers a range of key features that make it the perfect tool for power integrity verifications and loop stability measurements:
- Ultra-wide frequency range from 10 mHz to 450 MHz
- High linearity and high dynamic range of > 120 dB
- Switchable inputs with 50 Ω termination and high impedance setting
- 66 dB of dynamic range on the output and maximum power level of 16 dBm
- Silent, fanless, portable instrument with USB-C and Ethernet interface
Applications
The Bode 500 is the perfect tool for a range of applications, including:
- Power integrity verifications and loop stability measurements
- Vector network analysis and frequency response analysis
- Impedance measurements and S-parameter measurements
- Stability assessment of control loops and determination of resonance frequencies
- Impedance measurement of inductors, capacitors, and resistors
Technical Specifications
| Characteristic | Bode 500 |
|---|---|
| Frequency range | 10 mHz to 450 MHz |
| Dynamic range | > 120 dB |
| Signal source | -50 dBm to 16 dBm |
| Connector type | Type N |
| Source impedance | 50 Ω |
OMICRON Lab Bode 500 Vector Network Analyser (VNA)
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is it possible to get a trial or demo of the Bode 500 VNA?
Yes, it is possible to arrange a trial of the Bode-500. The first production units for demonstrations and sale will be available in November and we can arange this then.
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What is the warranty for the Bode-100?
The Bode-100 comes with a 2-year warranty.
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Is the Bode-100 compatible with any software?
The Bode-100 is compatible with Omicron-Lab's Bode-Analyzer software, which allows for easy data analysis and visualization.
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What is the maximum measurement speed of the Bode-100?
The Bode-100 has a measurement speed of up to 10 measurements per second.
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What is the frequency range of the Bode-100?
The Bode-100 has a frequency range of 1Hz to 50MHz.
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What types of measurements can the Bode-100 perform?
The Bode-100 can perform a wide range of measurements, including small-signal stability, input and output impedance, gain and phase margin, power factor, total harmonic distortion, and conducted and radiated emissions.
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What is the Omicron-Lab Bode-100?
The Omicron-Lab Bode-100 is a vector network analyzer (VNA) designed for small-signal stability and frequency-domain analysis of electronic circuits.